Land law презентация

and interests a person has over a plot of land due to the traditional stance that all land belongs to the crown when you buy a property or land it is actually the benefits and rights of that land you actually purchase.

Law of Property Act 1925
Trustee Act 1925
Settled Land Act 1925
Land Registration Act 1925
Land Charges Act 1925 (now 1972)
Administration of Estates Act 1925       
                    

A person cannot therefore own land but owns instead a series of rights and duties in relation to that land, usually referred to as  an estate in land.  

Today only two estates in land are recognised at law:
An estate in fee simple absolute in possession.
A term of years absolute.

Interests are generally rights which a person enjoys over land owned by someone else.  They can be divided into 2 sections:
LEGAL INTERESTS .
EQUITABLE INTERESTS.

to the duration of an estate in fee simple absolute in possession or a term of years absolute;
A rentcharge, i.e. the land is charged with the payment of an annual.
Or periodic sum to a rent charge owner.
A charge by way of legal mortgage.
A right of entry exercisable over or in respect of a legal term of years absolute or as an extension to a legal rentcharge.
 

interest arising under a contract relating to a legal estate or legal interest e.g. an agreement to buy land.
Restrictive covenants.  A restrictive covenant is a contract contained in a deed by which one person promises not to do something on his land

of property from legal title to property
"real" property means land, and the things that goes with it, alone.